Cancel Culture_Robert Neville - Voice 3

Mr. Robert Greene believes that cancel culture is a result of social repression. From a young age, we are expected to portray ourselves as virtuous and saintly, hiding our dark sides. However, everyone has a dark side that needs to be expressed. Cancel culture, online rage, and trolling are ways for people to release their repressed hostility and negative energy. These actions allow individuals to pretend they are being virtuous and political while expressing their neglected shadow. Mr. Greene discusses this in his book, "The Laws of Human Nature," which has been highly acclaimed. This is Mr. Robert Greene's opinion on cancel culture. We're so repressed socially, we have to pretend to be these saints, these virtuous people from a very early age, since, you know, we entered school. Or even in our families, so we're continually presenting this kind of saintly mask. So that the dark side that I have a chapter on... The dark side that I have a chapter on... In my book here, The Laws of Human Nature, from the number one. Number one. Top-selling author, rated by the New York Times, with a million copies sold for the 48 Laws of Power. 48 Laws of Power. Laws of Power. Doctor and translator man, Mr. Robert Greene. Like I said, the dark side inside the dust gets deeply and rusty repressed. But everybody got a dark side. My inner self included. It's more like a German Shepherd side of you. And you want to be able to walk it out in public and get it out for a walk. And get it to pee and poop and do all its things outside. So, cancel culture or rage on the internet or even just trolling. These are all the ways that people do to get out of their dark side. It's their neglected shadow that gets to speak. That's hostility. That kind of folk zoo kind of energy. That's hostility. Bitchiness. Cheeseness. That they always have to repress so much. Here's a socially sanctioned way to get it out and to pretend that you're being virtuous and political at the same time. Time. This is Mr. Robert Greene's opinion on cancel culture. Repress so much. Laws of Power.